The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-21

sion of the supreme Lodge held in Indianapolis in
August, 1873
Lodge. No. %. left for Kansas City Sunday where
he will remove his family in short time.
Past Chancellor Robert McFadden, of Star Lodge
No. z, left for Milwaukee yesterday, where he
sent take charge of branch store of the Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company.
Grand Vice-chancelor Russo. of Lawrenceburg,
in the city Wednesday. He thinks he will be
successful in establishing lodge at Versailles, Rip
ley county, IN short time.
Robert Owen Lodge No. 172 was instituted at
New Harmony on Thursday night with about thirty
charter members, Past Chancellor James G. Owen of
Evansville. having charge of the work.
Capital City Lodge, No 81 had one candidate for
the second rank and also conferred the amped third
rank upon candidate Monday night. The third
rank will be conferred upon one candidate Monday
night.
indianapolis Division, No. 2. and Many Division.
No. - together with the Whiteand band held a
dress parade at MERIDIAN Rink Thursday night pre-
paratory to their departure to attend the encamp-
ment at Crawfordville during the coming week.
carnahsa has feesios We applications
Rank at Grant Forks, d. t. Auburn Me-; Scottsdale,
Buren,, Ark. and for divisions at Omaha. Neb..
making ten divisions in Omaha, one full regiment.
While absent his last trip. General Carnahan
spent two weeks in Maine. day in New Hamp-
shire. one day in Massachusetts,. and day in
Rhode Island looking after the best interests of the
Uniform ank and he is confident the rank will realize
at least twelve divisions a result of the rip.
Excelsior Lodge. No. 25. conferred the third rank
upon one candidate Friday night, At the
insight into the ysteres Of this beautiful rite Tho
members of Excelsior Lodge will doubtless form
regular Oriental council in short time.
UNITED ORDER OF HONOR
Hope Lodge will have work in the degree next
Tuesday evening.
Pleasant Lodge at Brightwood, viii probably give
lawn social in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n Woodland of Pleasant Lodge,
have gone to Chicago to visit friends for week.
Trenton Rock Lodge next Thursday evening, in
do RI &haG
Indiana Lodge on last Thursday evening, initiated
lady and received two applications for membership,
There is talk of running excursion train to
of the neghboring towns where there are lodges OF
the order
Mr.. VIM. P. Myer. president of Golden Rule
Lodge, and wife, went to Chicago last evening for
short visit
In accordance with their custom, the members of
Hope Lodge served refreshments at their meeting
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Isabelle billiard, treasurer of Decline Lodge,
started Friday for St. Louis and Union, No., for
short visit among friends
Mrs Mary F. Bolsn, conductor %, Of Washington
two weeks visit among relatives.
The newly elected officers of the several city lodges
have been installed and the prospects that there
will be a general revival during this term.
Miss Mary Huckaba, past president of Hope Lodge.
read Dust" at the meeting of her lodge
on last Tuesday evening and it well received.
Supre President Wshard and members of Wash
ington, Hope and Indiana lodges in attendance
at the meeting of Decline Lodge on last Wednesday
evening.
The picnic committee in session Friday
evening last, and divided the cash remaining in its
treasury the ten lodges that took part in the
picnic July 4.
The committee having charge of the picnic July
decided at their meeting, on Friday evening
tnue organization for the purpose of giving
tertainments or excursions
At the meeting of Capital City Lodge, on last Fri
day evening, the following visiting members were
George Merriott, of Hope w. II. Fisher and Charles
Gl1izer of Trenton Rock; A. H. Haines of Bee.line;
VIM. P. Myer of Golden Rule. Az made remarks in
the interest of the order.
Bee line Lodge last Wednesday evening gave a
reception Mr.. and Mrs. g. J. w Scherer past pres
idents of that lodge who have just returned De-
catur, Ala. There large attendance of members
The feature of the evening the singing of Mr..
and Mrs. Merrott Mr.. and Mrs. Taught Misses May
Huckaba and Carrie Wheat and Messrs. Fluschinss
and Marshall. Refreshments served.
The following officers for Capital City Lodge, No. 2
we're were installed led. By Supreme President A W
yiee-presidens Mrs: Mary = Meek; secretary. Viii r
Williamson; conductor James ugro, and guards, j.
II. Fingan and Harry s. Glazier. This lodge has in
six months.
CHOSEN FRIENDS
Alpha Council initiated candidates last night.
Star Light Council, of New Albany, has sixty social
MEMBERS
DIR. Henry Jameson is chairman of the committee
to railroad rates for those attending the meet
18th of next month.
The weather during the first half of this
month did not interfere with the work of the order.
as shown by petitions received at the supreme
corders Office, No. 29S being received during the first
fifteen days.
During the first year of the order the total amount
received on death and disability assessments
the membership until the total amount received dur
ing the last year was 1888, 639.02.
VIM. G. Grub, deceased, held relief fund certif-
cate in the order for 600 payable to his daughter.
be appointed before the certificate could be paid.
This having been done the amount will be paid to
the guardian in a few days
KNIGHTS LADIES OF HONOR.
Martha Lodge will have degree work next Tuesday
evening.
Hope Lodge decided by vote at the last meeting
to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the order at
Blue river Park on Tuesday Sept. 8.
T.. j. Mcbride, Supreme President of the Knights
and Ladies of Honor in the city during the past
week. business pertaining to the welfare of the
order.
Compton Lodge had quite full meeting on last
osre w reaa and
meeting.
The committees arrangement for the coming an
nversary have everything well in hand and nothing
will be omitted to make the occasion one of enjoy
InenS to every one who may attend.
The lodge of Knights and Ladies of Honor
inst brought in five applications at the first meeting
and conferred the degree on one candidate.
socb of the we lodges Of Knights and ladies' of HoO
or of this city. surprised their chairman ]. w.
Hosman, last Wednesday evening by presenting
him with beautiful scroll and jewel of the order ap-
engraved Charles Coulon made the pre-
sentation speech. Mr.. Hosman making appropriate
response.
ORDER OF THE IRON
Mrs Blount OF Union City, Miss D. M. Posey, of
Richmond and Miss Sellers, of this city elected
members of the womans branch of the o. 1. H, at
the last meeting.
The Building Associations.
avenue is the most prolific street
Citations of which it has no less than half dozen.
Haughville has three very prosperous associations,
composed principally of the employees of the Malable
Assessor Quill complains that there yet few
associations that have not filed their financial state
1nent with him.
The annual meeting of the Star Association will be
held Wednesday evening, at No. Sc East Market
street, for the election of four directors.